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Scientists at SINTEF are working on a robot that can navigate inaccessible industrial pipes in order to check their condition, locate leakages, and clean the ventilation systems.

Now this is an interesting idea we haven’t seen before – fitting bright LED lights to glasses so they can be switched on and make you “invisible” to cameras. Sadly, the otherwise good idea comes unstuck because no self-respecting celebrity would choose to look so silly.

The new Inverse AW beltpack from Lowepro is a sensible design aimed at helping digital photographers alleviate upper-body strain.

A new tunnel designed by multi-disciplinary consultancy firm Scott Wilson will allow reptiles to pass under the road at a UK airport to ensure their safety.

Designed as a quality alternative to the often unsatisfying speaker systems in mobile phones, this compact and totally wireless sound audio system offers four hours of playback from Bluetooth devices to a range of 33 feet.

The exclusive penthouse apartment in the 62 storey tall Trump International Hotel & Tower to be built on Palm Jumeirah is expected to break property records.

Wiping the gun clean has long been considered best practice for villains but may soon become a quaint custom. Researchers have developed a way to ‘visualize fingerprints’ even after the print itself has been removed by measuring the corrosion of the surface by deposits from the fingerprints.

Pushing buttons and turning dials is just soo 20th century. Genius has just announced its latest notebook speaker system which features touch panel control of on/off, mute, volume, bass and treble functions.

In a significant milestone, Dr. W. Randolph Chitwood, Jr. has performed his 400th robotic-assisted mitral valve repair at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

Cypress Semiconductor has launched TrueTouch touchscreen architecture, a single-chip model that can interpret up to 10 inputs from all areas of the screen simultaneously.

This rectangular wall-mounted dish comes with a custom camouflage sticker designed to make it blend in with your home's exterior.

Billed as the world's first high-definition camcorder with both "Smile Shutter" and face detection technologies, Sony's HDR-CX12 Memory Stick Handycam camcorder automatically takes a 10 megapixel still photo when it encounters a smiling f